Macropoulos' remedy. The Kremlin's Kashchei wants to become Immortal...

The well-known Russian opposition publication Medusa conducted an investigation “The Whims of the Aging Politburo” in an attempt to find out how the Russian government intends to deal with its own aging and whether it is likely to succeed.

In early 2024, Vladimir Putin announced that Russia needed a new national project-this time aimed at “preserving the health” of its citizens. One of its programs is the fight against aging, which has long been a concern of the old Russian government. According to the Kremlin's plan, the national project should “save 175 thousand lives” by 2030.

The figure is ridiculous compared to the data of the General Staff of Ukraine. As of September 05, 2024, the losses of the Russian army on the fronts of the Russian-Ukrainian war amounted to about 621550 personnel.

Although, after some reflection, Hromada concluded that if it was a question of saving the lives of top officials and their families, then the number of such in different regions of the terrorist federation could be exactly the same.

 Scientists have long been looking for ways to rejuvenate and prolong human life, especially at the dawn of the last century, whether it was hormonal rejuvenation, blood transfusions, or artificial life support.

And our own investigation convinces us that we owe many scientific and medical discoveries in this area to Kharkiv.

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